- decks
- flashcards
- learners
Decks in this class (19)
Lecture 2 - Cardiovascular System and Heart Anatomy
What is the primary function of t...,
What is the primary function of t...,
What is the primary function of t...
59
cards
Lecture 3 - Cardiac Physiology and Haemodynamics
What are the two major phases of ...,
The part of the cardiac cycle dur...,
The phase of the cardiac cycle wh...
36
cards
Lecture 4 - Electrophysiology Part 1
Why do we need ion channels 1,
Pore forming proteins present in ...,
Ion channels allow passage of ion...
41
cards
Lecture 5 - Electrophysiology Part 2
The type of channels that are res...,
Where in the heart cells are na c...,
Why is it important for the his p...
68
cards
Lecture 6 - ECG
A non invasive transthoracic reco...,
Ecg is a useful tool to detect __...,
The p wave is a measure of 3
72
cards
Lecture 7 - Excitation Contraction Coupling
Monomeric protein 9 transmembrane...,
The alpha 1 repeat of the ncx exc...,
The alpha 2 repeat of the ncx exc...
69
cards
Lecture 8 - Adrenergic Receptor Signaling
The potential ability of the hear...,
How do you increase cardiac outpu...,
Does increasing cardiac output in...
72
cards
Lecture 9 - Vascular Smooth Muscle Cells 1
Narrow tapered spindle shaped cel...,
Tubular brick shaped cells 2,
Tubular cells striated voluntary ...
59
cards
Lecture 10 - Vascular Smooth Muscle Cells 2
What three factors trigger vascul...,
List the steps of a gq pathway 2,
In a gq signalling pathway ip3 bi...
61
cards
Lecture 11 - Vascular Endothelial Cell Physiology
Vascular endothelium is also know...,
What are the six major functions ...,
What are the three major primary ...
45
cards
Lecture 12 - Vascular Physiology: Regional Circulation
What three major factors indicate...,
Takes into account the various fa...,
List the equation for poiseuille ...
86
cards
Lecture 13 - Systemic and Microvascular Hemodynamics
What are the four major functions...,
Which organs get the most blood f...,
What path does the blood follow a...
79
cards
Lecture 14 - Regulation of Blood Pressure
How is cardiac output calculated 1,
Arterial blood pressure and perip...,
How does elevated peripheral resi...
51
cards
Lecture 15 - Cardiac Intermediary Energy Metabolism
Metabolic pathways that breakdown...,
Metabolic pathways that construct...,
On a per gram basis the heart is ...
148
cards
Lecture 16 - Cardiomyopathy
What are cardiomyopathies 1,
A heterogenous group of diseases ...,
Heart disease can be caused by va...
61
cards
Lecture 17 - Myocardial Remodeling & Heart Disease
Alteration in the structure dimen...,
What are the underlying component...,
Things like bed rest ventricular ...
48
cards
Lecture 18 - Exercise Physiology
Cardiovascular response to exerci...,
During exercise cardiac output ne...,
What are the four major ventricul...
26
cards
Lecture 19 - Vascular Pathophsiology
What are six examples of vascular...,
Thickening of the arterial wall a...,
Atherosclerosis is a _____ respon...
51
cards
Lecture 20 - Cardiovascular ECM Structure, Function, and Pathology
The structural framework of a tis...,
What are the three major componen...,
A collagen network that surrounds...
93
cards
More about
PHYSL 404
- School Unspecified
- Program type Unspecified
- Course Unspecified
- Instructor Unspecified
- Standards Unspecified
The creator of this class did not yet add a description for what is included in this class.
How studying works.
Brainscape's adaptive web mobile flashcards system will drill you on your weaknesses, using a pattern guaranteed to help you learn more in less time.
Add your own flashcards.
Either request "Edit" access from the author, or make a copy of the class to edit as your own. And you can always create a totally new class of your own too!
What's Brainscape anyway?
Brainscape is a digital flashcards platform where you can find, create, share, and study any subject on the planet.
We use an adaptive study algorithm that is proven to help you learn faster and remember longer....
Looking for something else?
PHYSL 404 - Cardiovascular Physiology
- 17 decks
- 894 flashcards
- 5 learners
Decks:
Lecture 3 Electrophysiolgoy, Excitation Contraction Coupling E C Coup, Adrenergic Receptor Signalling, And more!
